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Lonely Planet Experience California

Compact, well-organized, and light enough to slip in a backpack. Expect this to circulate well.

The Gale Encyclopedia of Emerging Diseases

Will interest high school and college students studying health care, the effects of climate on plants, animals, and people, or the intersection of multiple sciences.

The Encyclopedia of Parapsychology

An exceptional first-step resource for the inquisitive reader or scholar seeking substantiated information about the history and status of current parapsychology research.

Historical Dictionary of Modern Coups d’État: Vols. 1 & 2

An excellent, sobering accounting of seven decades of government instability and conflict. For readers interested in international relations, politics, and global issues.
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Hymenoptera: The Natural History and Diversity of Wasps, Bees and Ants

Purchase where this author’s wonderfully thorough books continue to thrive.

The Art of Ruth E. Carter: Costuming Black History and the Afrofuture, from Do the Right Thing to Black Panther

An appealing read for anyone interested in moviemaking, and an essential for aspiring costumers. Carter’s contributions to Black cinema make this a worthy inclusion in any library collection.
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Working Americans, 1880–2022, Vol. 18: Health Care Workers

An interesting addition to a long-running series; perhaps of use in U.S. high schools, but it would be better off without the aforementioned 150+ extraneous pages.
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Business Information Resources, 2023

This is still a reliably sensible publication to include in any business library. Recommended for readers needing quick access to concentrated industry information.
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Cities of the Dead: The World’s Most Beautiful Cemeteries

An engaging and moving wander, from the 3,000-year-old Mount of Olives in Jerusalem, to the Douaumont Ossuary and Verdun Memorial, containing the bones of more than 130,000 unidentified soldiers from World War I, to the starkly modern Maqbaratol Shoara in Iran.
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